Chesaning Union High School - Indian Yearbook (Chesaning, MI)

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IFIHMX Back Row Collis, Anderson, Loucn, Garnica, Kubica, Kozumplik Small, Crickmore, B FitzGerald, Dodge Third Row Conklin, R Smith, Pot er, Schulz, Marshall, H Ringler, Holzhausen, Fbrd Stickel, C Ringler Second Row Behrens, Whaley, Walser, Wenz lick, Cowan, Azelton, lithof, Bates, Burch, Salzwell, M Smith First Row Korf, Hintz, Studer, B FitzGerald, Cconrod, Good, Yanko, Schnick, Richardson FUTURV HOME MAKERS OF AMERICA The F H A was newly organized in Chesaning this year from the old Home Ec Club and consists of 42 members It is a member of the state and national society As Ofl1CGPS, the girls elected Pres Doris Holzhausen, Vice Pres , Margaret Smith Sec 'velyn Bates, Treas Blanche Studor Fbr act ivities they did Red Cross work,put on an assembly program, sponsored an all school party and were hostesses to their mothers in a style show A for mal initiation ceremony was held Feb 6 in which ten new members were talen in to the club Doris Schnick and Charlotte Cowan were sent by the Home Lo Club as Off1C1a1 delegates to the home Ec Club Camp at Clear Lake in June of '45 rw I g 4 Arqnzg fi 1' M 3 vas' iff ,Mia-v

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IFIIFA Back Row Darling, Callfhan, H Luft, astwood, Coonrod, Struck G Yoore, R Harris, Haney lnird Row Bila, Krause, Conklin, B Persons, G Harris, Haak, nchosky, White, Larner, Second Row .r Furrle, Balla, Phillips, Danek, Pickles, J Stewart, Sedlar, D Noore, Potter, Danlert, F Luft Front Row Jele mensky, Schultz, Dorn, Himm, Karp, Kviz, Balamucki, HcCaffrey Kovarcik The F P A is open to all bofs who take Agriculture and is one of the most active clubs 1n the school The Chesaning F F A club has been organized for six years The club is now suonsored by Mr Kurrle,the Agriculture teacher This year's officers were Harold Stewart President, nd Danek, Vice President, Harlan nrause,Sec retazj, Bruce Persons, Treasurer, Bob Phillips, Watch dog, George Harris, Reporter Some of the activities of the F F A were a pheas and sucper, exhibits at the Saginaw Fair in which places were won, the prizes amounting to S120 and two war Bonds, conpetin at the Ierchant Farmers Banquet in Owosso and a nayride with the F H A girls as their guests The F F A also played an im portant part in the school open house displaying wall e.h1bits and having a booth showing the functlons of the club As a whole the B F A has had 8V61y outstanding and successlul j ar jvQ-A..

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GTIHIIE IE IR ILIEHDIIEIRSIS Richardson, Luha, Schnick, Lintz CHFER LEADERS The cheer leaders have a big part to play in the success of an athletic season, and they played their part very well This group took over the pep assemblics,which were held frequently before home games, and promoted the cheering on the part of the student body at all the athletic contests The cheer leaders are divided into a Senior and Junior group similar to that of a Junior athletic team The Junior members generally led the cheering for the reserve team Dames They are Blanche Studor, Lorraine McFarlan, Mary Jane Thorpe, Peggy Cole, Doreen Anderson Our Senior members of ity Dorothy Luha, Janet Richardson e Doris Schnick and Carol this activ Lintz have 4ng this season We hope to see them back on the job next year aww 3 is T O 17 O I O . H . . : I , law. Wa fmj . . -- J xlgfffgy- ,gre 1 , Q L T' ng, . ' done an excellent job of cheer lead- j fy, ,r?ggy 4 ' - - - - . ' D . w.Y f YD ,dede . ' .- -.K ,- 'Q 73, 4 - . , ,gg 3 1 S y 4 ylvq ,mf, avg 4 f 'f .QA , y NI 1 cf V